In 2005 Booka Shade captured dance music's zeitgeist with uncanny accuracy with their classic Movements album. The Berlin duo's genius lay in crafting club anthems out of seemingly little more than air currents, but The Sun & the Neon Light finds them more concerned with rich textures and full-bodied opulence. Its dancefloor-oriented cuts are laden with hooks, while its reflective moments are saturated with swooning strings. Booka Shade's fixation with lighting up the brain's pleasure circuits is even more shameless than in the past, but from the transcendent riff of Control Me to the hand-claps and whirling synths that propel Charlotte, it is still irresistible.